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B.C.’s police watchdog could soon have the power to investigate jail guards involved in incidents where someone dies or is seriously harmed and to forward reports for consideration of criminal charges in these cases.

The Quebec government will not have to pay Jean Charest $700,000 for abuse of process. The Superior Court rejected the former premier’s request.

Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce says the province is putting $1.3 billion toward building and expanding schools.

Better protections for wild pollinator populations in Canada could result in major financial gains for farmers while increasing food security across the nation, according to a new B.C.-based study.

British Columbia’s premier says a training and education centre for wildfire fighters will be established in response to recommendations by a task force that looked into last year’s catastrophic wildfires.

A parrot in Nova Scotia that has been showing signs of depression since the pandemic is moving to Ontario for a change of scenery and to make new friends.

Attacks on aid workers are not something that just happens in war, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday, slamming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s defence of a deadly airstrike in central Gaza on April 1.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says she has no plans to tax rain in the city.

An ‘unexpected generation loss’ in Alberta’s power system led to a grid alert being sent out on social media on Wednesday evening, the province says.

Jacob Flickinger, a Canadian-U.S. citizen who was killed by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza working for World Central Kitchen, was a Canadian Armed Forces veteran.